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Acer and Lenovo have apparently scheduled the launch of their quad-core Tegra 3 tablets for the first quarter of next year.

We love Star Wars as much as the next team of tech writers, but we're not sure if we can get behind this R2-D2 and C-3PO-inspired MP4 player from Toys R Us.

It's cute. No, it's adorable! But can it kill iPod touch?

Now that Amazon's mystery press conference is out of the way, we're eagerly awaiting Apple's October 4 iPhone 5 event. However, will Apple also be saying goodbye to a couple of devices this year?

A touchscreen Kindle for $99? Yes, please!

HP says it will reveal more information on additional TouchPad stock in the coming days.

Could there be more TouchPads on the way?

Suprise!!

Sony's upcoming PSVita can be used as a controller too.

After some yo-yoing availability, Skype for iPad has finally been officially released.

Sweaty Bettys and Eddies will love these.

Microsoft has announced an $8.4 billion business deal that will see the Redmond-based software giant acquire VOIP phone service Skype.

Asus’ EeePad Transformer has been available in the United Kingdom for a while. Now, it’s time for U.S. customers to get a taste of the Honeycomb-flavoured Transformer.

It’s been a long time coming but the BlackBerry PlayBook has finally arrived.

Nintendo’s 3DS is groundbreaking in that it’s the first glasses-free 3D handheld console. However, it seems one of the company’s competitors isn’t even going to pretend to be impressed by Nintendo’s efforts in the console market.

The little watch-sized iPod nano could turn into the ultimate video device at the gym.

Nokia may have just announced an ambition to make Windows Phone 7 its primary smartphone OS but prior to that, the company had all kinds of plans involving Symbian and MeeGo, the Linux-based OS it developed in conjunction with Intel...

Sorry Zune fans, but it seems your beloved PMP’s days might be numbered.

Is Apple gearing up to launch a mobile payments system?

The internet and digital content have been challenging the newspaper industry for years and the recent explosion of interest in tablet devices and MIDs represents an opportunity for media companies to increase digital revenue.

The most casual gaming device getting a rather hardcore-looking game.

An interesting post on GameSpot suggests that Microsoft's new motion-sensing peripheral, Kinect, might have problems recognizing the faces of some dark-skinned users.

We decided to head down to Toys R Us Times Square to check out the line for Microsoft's nearly-launched Kinect peripheral.

People are already lining up for tomorrow's grand opening of the biggest Apple store in the world.

Something is going on with the iPod Touch (2G,3G) and iOS 4.

Many enter debt to pay for the latest techie toy. But technology is a two-edged sword that can also help us save money.

No Flash support? No problem!

Google pulls ahead of Apple in volume sales this past quarter.

Show off your iPod AND your pretentious book collection

It's the end of the line for the original iPhone. If it means anything, Steve Jobs says sorry.